Seattle Children’s nurses vote to authorize strike, a first in hospital’s 118-year history
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Registered nurses at Seattle Children’s Hospital voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike, union officials said, as contract negotiations remain unresolved.
The vote authorizes the bargaining team to call a strike if negotiations do not result in what nurses describe as a fair contract.
If a strike is pursued, it would be the first in the hospital’s 118-year history.
Seattle Children’s nurses vote to authorize strike, a first in hospital’s 118-year history
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